Financial Leadership at Home – Part 2 – A Budget
In my recent post about Financial Leadership, I stated that many leaders find their financial responsibilities at home continually failing to reach the top of their priority list. Other things …
The Pot Bowl?
MendezEnrique / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA I want to make clear this viewpoint is from a leadership perspective and NOT a political view. It has plenty to do with the …
Where have all the good (young) men gone?
“Men may seem as detestable as joint stock companies and nations; knaves, fools and murderers there may be; men may have mean and meager faces; but man, in the ideal, …
Another Reason to Take Care of Our “Youngers”
I am beginning a short adventure in Western Europe. So, I thought I would try to learn a bit about my environment. Things are very different here. The economics, education, …
Financial Leadership at Home
I’ve been on more than my share of finance committees and served as Treasurer for numerous churches and non-profits. And I’ve come to realize that those who do not enjoy …
A Charge to Lead!
There was a great quote in my company newsletter last month. To anyone who doesn’t receive that newsletter, here it is. “Leaders don’t create more followers, they create more leaders” …
Leadership and Sacrifice
I recently spent an afternoon with some other former, retired military men, and we went to see the Lone Survivor movie. I guess it never occurred to me before the …
Fatal Words
I recently facilitated a group study with some friends on a book by John Eldredge called “Wild at Heart”. It was really an eye opening study for me because it …
Is Gov. Christie Raising the Bar?
No, I am not talking about that kind of bar! Much has been made this week about New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s handling of “Bridgegate”. For purposes of this article …
Manday: Lone Survivor
I experienced Lone Survivor on this weekend. Simply put. Go see it. During the film, two Operators were seated in front of my spouse and me. They were sobbing through …